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nELAwARE. LACKAwANNA and WEST

- tRN RAILROAD. SHORTEST LINE BETwEEN
NETWORK NND BrFFALO. LIGHTNING EXPRESS
TRAINS NO DUST ALWAYS on TINE -
PULLMAN PALACE DAY AND SLEEPING COACHES
Depots en- foot o Barclay and Christopher ats
Ga. Daily except Snn,avs BuTl'o AMI Oswego Express
for Water Gap Siroudsburg Scranton Binghamon Enra,
Bath Bufalo syracuse oswego Greeue Oxford Norwich,
Utica connect WiIssbarre Dam
VILE ant Northumberani at owego for Ithaca and inter-
mediate stations.
u. Binehamton AMI Elmirl Express 'or Water Cap
Scranton Bngnnton owego and Emr3 connects AT Scrsn
ton Pttsion KINGSTON. Wilkesblrrc. sc.
Daily Buffalo Limited Express for Stronisbnr2,
scranton Pinghlmion Owego Phl1a. corning Bath Way.
land Buffalo &c. arriving in RuNiio 7.2l 2. m.
ay Pufao AMI OSwerO FNpress for Stroudsbur1.
Scranton Bnghamton Coriianit Greene
OXforl \orwich Utica md Rrhhel springs. connects "
for Ithaca AM intermediate stations eNce't Stur.
DAYS. RnTlo with trains for ~ points West
Tickets for sale and checked 40 PSI Boa iway and
Wcstc0tt Express offices in New York and Brooklyn.
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DOPULAR SHORE LINE for Boston. Provi-
Il dence, Newport and all NewEngland poinIx All rail
nom Depot Express Iraus daaIy ,snn
exceplcd At n IN tparior cars atIsched ii d IN
~ palace sleeping sunday 10 in (wltn nal
ace paror caisl IL y m with palace sleeping carsi
For Newport take 200 y. H. Boston Lxpess With pari0r
cara ckloru ma al 7:ou u
DEDUCTION OF FARES VIA NORWICH
~ LINE Tns Popular inside Route To Boston. 81
Steamers cry Of Worcester and city Of New.Sork"
leave Pier 10 old npnber North RIVER loot Wattsst
LpVu y ~ u. W. BRADY. Agent
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NEW CONNECTICUT.

An Autobiographical Poem. By A. BRONSON ALCoII'
Edited by F. b. sANBORN. 16no. Cloth Price 81 20
After eigteh year Mr. Alcott conceived the idea OF
writing an poem had partly executed II
when he was stricken apopeXy Three parts OF this
poem were completed here published The fourth
part is incomplete edited from material prepared
" MI Alcott
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THE COUNTRY DOCTOR.

BY HoNoRE DE BALzAC Uniform with Pere Gorio''
"The Duchesse de Langeais" Cesar Birottea Eugene
orande" and Cousin l2no. Half morocco French
style. Price 81 80.
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UARIEN RIVER BRANCH.

i L NRw.YORK. NFw.HAVFN and HARTFORD r. n.
Trains Harlem River station 1921 st and lin
colnave Third Bridge. Harlem River
Preached nv second Avenue and suburban Eleyatet rai-
roads, daily SUNDAYS az 6ij 800 80 10 tt;55
2i0 355 40 $40 $40 1919 D. M for Port Morris CAS-
fOak Pont). HUNTS POINT West Farms Van Nest,
Chester Tmpsons Chester pelham Raw Barlow
tCIfv island Pelham and New Rochelle Meeting
New Rochelle with for all ponts the main line 0e
the New.York NewIIav-n and Hartford Raroa': shore
Line and Air line Divisions New.Canaln, Middetown,
New Britain and snied branches and Boston and all points
Fast.
Midnight train FOR New Rochelle and all intermediate
tons at l2l0a M. daily. except MONDAYS.
SUNDAY trains for New Rochelle anil all intermediate Sta
tons ~ II Ol and 99O The latter train connect
ing nj New ochelle with way tram 10 STANFORD.
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MARGARET OF ANGOULEME.

ouern OF Navarro BY A. MARY F. ROBINSON, author o.
Emily Bronte." Being fourteenth volume in Tho
Famous Won en- Series" l6mo Cloth Price, 81.
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THE STATE or TRADE.

BALTIMORE Feb. lt;acoton auSt Mildling ote az:
= s1S a. sss 'S
Mus supcrane g sosso do Extra g 10 as 80 do no
Patent So Wheat southern nominal Western easy.
Rel 60 S &s as 1850
TS 50 bid March au MAY sousSd White
tS@ts &C.: 30. Yellow teGl7y g: western Mixed spot
t.@i7 c Oats steady southern 81 ssc: Western White
s7e39s do MissL S4sSg; reGnsvSs s, SieSsc
western sli ooasio 90 " Provisions steady Mess PORK
sSqS' Geo.. clear Es SRss
Sides Butter ute . ..ar Ms.s1s Packet e @ 1sa a
20 ssse Eggs higher at l6e l9c Petroleum dull
hsaas so S pc @
sss sn,. %nss:y :1's
80. bush. shpments-Flour l4479 Ibls Wheat $50.
bush Corn w lush saies-wheat 2soiOO bush Corn
$500 co%%ss EIrl sSras W1@% Patent.
sac sag ' 80 ss steady ""iS
Sf5 1sa s 1 sSF'?ss9
srn Extra Creamery ~ z . 80 Cheese anSt NsM,
Extra zoe Eastern Ps!s hse sn for the DAY.
f o1o oo . OI sso4t na 800 , '0fa Z'ooo O"'
BUFFALO. Feb lt-wheat-No. Hart opened dull. hnt
closed aGss ana strong ts %5 Was &C. IsU
Nav sT Ss,iSsrH rss@c Snsisd q,
cars Nos soc, closing IS qc so White Mchisan
as s Yellow and fS go
ts Sf n No. 49, NO So White S' iisa INC G
Me- SO sSIG sv gSs5 and c wsa State a sssSc
so western at 90 SS.c hscclp,.-%Soas 4oi6
bush Corn l5,oOo bush oats 400 bush Barley bush
1000 bush.
CHICAGO. Feb lt.-Flour quiet and unchanged Winter
san Winter :: 90 Choice 2 Fancy Minnesota Pa
ssss Eyo oSs5 10 - O5la BScSwnest u
--Ibc !. ~ ~, ,r.. r,,got ,.,,u,y.
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TIE PETROLEUM MARKEE

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
Tho from the Rebold pool yesterday were OF 0
tsh character Their Significance. however was not pr"
but there arc forthcoming In the lay
impress tho crude oil speculation
News from Tho well expected to-day though may
not co ne until after business hours Speculation was dun
but and close there was some pressure 10
sell The price however ;c. only cent from the opening
though final figures only shade above bottom quota
became bear 10 cents In the stagnaion OF
values an the rally from 6 cents 10 %
which is likely TO carry prices lower WIN me possD
ity OF objectionable legislation AZ nairIsomrs !,
feared in eibod and Tayorstown regions there Is no en-
operations except BY the pkers searching
AMI pfons fraction two The close was heavy. but
carving rates down to 40 cents.
soidated Exchange "a follows:
Opening 632 Iowest...-....... S2.l
Highest t3a Final "
Refine unchanged G5 cents per gallon in New
York and u y In Philadelphia aud Baltimore.
OIL CITY Penn. Feb lA-Crude Oil.-National Transit
Certificates opened at and closed at 62 highest price,
G3a lowest G2a Sales 577OO0 barrels charters. Oh
barres: ccarsnces 56i 900 barrels shipments 9452l
barrels runs - barrels
PITTsBURG Feb. 14.-Petroleum dull and firm Ma
tonal Certificates opened ut 80 and closed at 62
highest price. 6"a lowest, 62h
BRADFORD Penn. Feb. l4.-Crude OilNationai Transit
Certificates opened at 50 and closed at 62 highest price,
63t2 lowest price, G2rL
TIrUsvILIE PENN Feb 14-National Transit Certificates
opened 63ss and closed GA highest price, G3 low
est price. G2laL
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For Both Sexes-Citv.
CIRCULARS OF SCHOOLS, with re-
n. liable information, free, malice for postage
LE AVERY ANN scloe. Burean, ~ est l4thLn.NY
CRAMERCY PARK SCHOOL AND TOOL
VI HOUSE ASSOCIATION.
Incorporated
Second Term begins February J. Application TOT al
msious 10 the be made al the
principal Office 1O4 East 2Oth-st. .-.. - =.
KISDEKGARTLN and GIRLS DEPARTMENT. 20 East
MANUAL TRAINING DEPARTMENT open 10 visitors
Thursday after 8 O'Clock y.
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MANA OF THE CROSSWAYS.

DIANA OF THE CRUSSWA1s.
By GEORGE MEREDITH. Uniform with lslchar" rev
ere" Evan Harrington" Harry Richmond Sanuia pci
on Rboda Fleming" "viitoria" In new 12no edition
bound I'm English cloth, uncut. Price. 81.
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Qfafbfrs.

REST TEACHERS. Tutors and Govern
N. ,sses supplied without charge ~ registered
free Many vacancies Form Tor stamp. T. u. AVERY,
American School bureau West l4th-st. " l.
MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCY supplies Professors. Teachers Tutors Gov
Colleges schools aud Families Apply 10
Mrs. NJ. J. YOUNGFULToN. 20 Union square
A YALE GRADUATE wishes private pupils,
~ preparation college speciality highest Testimonials
andcy recrenceA Address YALE. Box To- Tribune once
TUTORS, GOverncsses, Professors,
~ Teacher- all branches. circulars choice schools sup
pued Ia parents molern spoken MIRIAM cor.
iIERE 81 East l7tst, bet Necn itave. AMI BfoIdwhy
TINION TEACHERS AGENCY established
lSsO supplies schools with teachers. hers with posi-
tons w. - KERR secretary. l. Aston place
XVOMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BU-
w REAU for both supplies Professors. Teachers.
Governcsses Musicians. UoursbcsIcs Companions etc. TO
schools and ipmies also bookseeItrs etsnosrA
pliers and Copy st. 10 business firms
MKs A. u. CULV EIl. $50 5th.ave. New.York City.
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ERIE RAILWAY. now known as the NEW
IL YORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD
Through leave 23ist and CEamberst
nou Local trains leave z5dst station ntteen minutes earlier
9 a. mHDaly except sunday. Day EXPRESS Buffet Draw
INinao PulmAn sleeping Coacn 1 Chicago
q D. m-Day t5:45 from 23dsLi "Chcago st Louis
ted solid Pullman IRAN Of Day and Buffet sleeping
ST. Louis Pullman Sleeping Coaches to Buffalo, Niagara
Falls Hamilton and Toronto No extra charge for fast tina
Coaches to Blnghamton Eimira Rochester Buffalo Ma
CARA Falls, Cincinnati and Chicaco 90 . NJ
Rutherford and passsc st5 6aS729 ,5o gs9 io2oa%,
7I5. 745 $50 1890 w. 1900 midnight SUNDAYS 345.
$3.50 i020a m ~ noon. las 4l5 $50. 7;45 500. 1876
Paterson 1r s:i5 Si5 72e 49, $50 1920 M 1900 noon
l!5 500 800 t;t9 900. 20 6SG 800 eio $50 7l5.
$50 io:2i,s I2oo m. las AIS. $50 7:4a 800 1855
Newark aud Ps.eIssn va Nog ,o S?o 500 $50 100,
500 1000 D. m and 1900 midnight daily except sunday
Sundays. 9:l5 a. m 20 $50, 500 p M
mo SD 7iS 745 $50. 1880 p m and Is miingh
sundays 5:4j $780, 1920 las. AIS $50 500 1919
war% W. 4i5 900 io:20 m. 4sOp H. Sundays 5.4o a H.
Monticello. 900 a. m. t3Op M ,,o
Ns%Sqg and s GoTnw IAN and M 'o $3.50 Ani
Mont gomery, Rondou and Kingston S;oo m $50 ~.
sc 1an"9 bn1more 900 A. n. except sundays
Goshen AS 5ij TOO 900 l020a $780, $50 40 800.
40 n m Sundays $40. $50 1920 m, 6:30 800 o. m.
Midetown 445 645 100 $780, 1920 a. $3.50 436. 500,
D. IN The 900 m train stops al Main.sL only -
Por, i:45 1850. 800 1920 M. 800. 100 800 800
Tickets passage and apartments In Drawing Room snt
Coaches be ed AMI orders for the check
and transfer Of baggge NAV be eit AZ the
1871 Futon.st Brooklyn. at the couplnys depots.
Express trains the West arrive NewYork At 7lIs
| TAI 1855 a. ~. and l00op m.
4 f,enn
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Gleamuoais an0 RaiIrcaGs.

BOSTON. NEWPORT, NORTH and EAST
ID VIA FALL RIN ER LINE Steamers PkOVIDENCG
anu OLD COLONY Leave Per 20 y. r.. loot OF MurrJ e
d. 30 y. daily. sundays excepted Connection by
Boat brooklyn al i3O amt Jersey city 1T
Best accommodations. Lowest hates.
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NEW YORK CENTRAL. AND HUDSON

~
~ RIVER RATLpOA Comm ncng Tsnuhry 1887.
through trains vii lava Granl Central Denot
Al1lnv. Troy. 81. A'hans Ronse's Pr and syracuse.
$3.50 m. Tho Lln'tat" With iinr, cara so,,ine VI
Albany Utica. Svracnse Rochester Rufa'o Ni'car. Falls
Ere Cleveland end Toledo arriving Chicago $50 M
lo2oe M .hIcago Express drawncroom cars to Canaan
tll2n q M. Western New.Yort AMI Northern Express.
aSO , M Albany Trov AMI Ute, Expre,s with jrAyiug-
,n M Accommodations Z, Albany AMI Tr,v
Chicago and IL fo1is ENnress with sleenngcars
for Niagara F,rs Buffalo Cincinr,t Toledo Detroit Chi.
ca 20 and ST Inus D,ninr-car New York 10 Albany
gao ", Montreal scenn Gears Montreal.
Rnns , q Utica stonniny ~ prnrt1n' statiprS
o ~ M special SIenper arrives Rochester 7f0 N,
Buffalo a:S5 M. and CLEVELAND IT, IS n. m. neytisv:
Buffalo. N'ag,ra Fllls Cleve'nt Toledo Detro And
Chicago Sleaping",lrs 10 w,'nr''vn viz Uhrt dly
e'"en, S1'nrv s.,t, Auburn Geneva and canandatsuA
IIi5r M Nirnt rynress with slecpinrcars to A,n,ny
and Tor The North 'excent sltrri1v plgin ~.
Tickets sa's ~ Grsrf 6entri' nsr,t 10 nsttery
and Al wescotrs rynr"ss Oricss p,rknace Broad
wav) rs ari 9t2 Bop'w'v AZ az West l2otnst. New
York 333 WASHINGTON and 7S0 Fnlton Sta brooklyn AMI ~
Accornmo at'ons groom AL se,pl - oar!
procured the ticket Office, In New'Yorx Guy AL
S3S wasiington.s'. Hr'osivn. $3.50 .,.,,.,,,
baggage caiie for mi chccset ron ssi aenca ,,,
.The.e trains run d,v All other di!y except Sunta
These trains sion at harlem u2othii,' w MnShrr
'Genrr,i Supcr intendent General Passenger Agent
ALL fares rcduced.-StOningtOn Line. The
N fayorite INSIDE for Boston, Providence AMI al
New. England points
Full nights rest by taking trains from steamer.
Re- lining parlor cars between steamers landing AMI
Boston WITHOUT CHARGE
steamers pier No 49, North River one blook
above Canal st, alto, d D IN. daily except SnndAya
T. W. FUTILE ' Box soii. SewYsrik
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For Young Ladies-City.
MISS ELIZABETH l.. KOUES' School foi
MI Young LADIES and Children ~ East ooth.sl, New
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Gteaunboats a,tn Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
l. On and after JANUARY 81 1897

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trains Desbrosses and Corandt Stress.
Cars attached a. M and P M daily Nsw;yort .nd
wiiisa.pori Lock H.vsa Cory and Err.
and s oil Regions 10 CORY ''f
sST sSG on
Fl r%sH car;
arrive @ S regular ana $40 S aud sas
day. s.ssp Sunday sS aSt p.e
For Cape May. week days. lilo On Saturdays only.
Long branch Bay Head Junction and intermediate sta
on Sunday al5 a and p. m ldo no, stop at Asbury
rSns srs SGSs vi, .Ss snadcps.
Boats OF Brooklyn Annex connect with ali through trains
ESsssS Sy rn0r"s speedy and direct transfer for
s "a S $50 M ai sc $780, s sS S and
F Fsa%aYf s sS pm sSO @ s !Sss
s sS 1903 s% s. ss 80 ~ 5
asn. sSoa s sse 49, sS s. so9 ios so aSo 1880 'o
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
EXPRESS Train; leave via Desbrossc' and oOrs
s iass s9 % ss ss
ss9fsy assps'.s s snS Is lint mn' and 10 M
sundays. connect al Trenton for Camden.
hf15Pss sS; hs' $751; sFsss Si,s" ss'ssS1
and Ill m Limited Express liza 4:6O M l2i9.
T. g. 6;35. 7:l2 Sl2 and $50 On sunday, 1901,
go 405 $40 5;i0 $780, 940a m l249. 4H:5o Limited).
Leave Philadelphia. via Camden 900 daily. except sun
day.
Ticket Offices :s49 435 and ga Broadway Aston fouss
and foot OF Dcsbrosses and COrtlandt aud
Brooklyn Annex station foot OF FultOn.st Brooklyn sta
tion Jersey City Emigrant Ticket Office No. Battery
place, and Castle Garden.
The York Transfer Company will for and check
baggage from hotels and residences
CHARLES +. PUGH, JR. WOOD
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
IN Trains leave from Chambersst station Engewood
Tenafy Closter sparkhil aud Nyack $50 7l0 800 930
and 1870 1:l6 800. 400 $3.50 500 $40 $780, 500.
1890 1900 midnight SUNDAYS 40 $50 400 AMI
500 p M For Nanaet Spring Valley MoDsey and Tamans
$50 7:l0 $50 q. a50. $50 Sundays. $3.50 m,
500 II.
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Dressmakins.

DRESSMAKER and SEAMSTRESS.-By a
~ competent litter aud In cut OF the
house. 10 west 4Sth. st, 4th fiat
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Jnsiruliion.
Bows and YOUNG Men CITY.

UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 1,473
u Br'way near 42d-rt 4yu year Priu AIRY, commercial
and departmens instruction thorough NJ ~ Oh
ny N i. AKIN Prin y. {. HENDKIC hSON. Associate
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THROUGH THE GATES OF GOLD.

THROUGH THE GATES OF GOLD.
Fragment OF Thought l6mo Limp CLOTH Price. 80
cents.
The hook deals with problem. future life IN
usual manner ana believed that 1t will make as much OF
sensation as 1.-THE Gates Ajar" Its Simultaneous pub
LEGATION In London has been arranged for
Sold by all booksellers Mailed postpaid by the publishers
ROBERTS BROTHERS,
BOSTON,
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grsirurt;on.

gnstrntt;on.
Miscellaneous.
LADY of large educational experience
~ wishes Of opening for younr ladies' semi
rary position In school from which the principal pro
f'''' Rev. o. W. LLOYD Branchville. y. J.
no LEASE.-BuIlding for private school,
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beautiful order. Apply to H. McCAFFEkTf' eio
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For Both Sexes-Country.
TIOME SCHOOL for Children Mt charming
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ticui IA references MIS-. SHIELDING. Riverside. Conn.
For Young Lates-counsry.
DAOUET INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG La
ID DIES Mount Holly, n J.-spung term begins Feb
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY
" FOR YOUNG LADIES. BklDGEPoRT conn:
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HOME AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
Primary intermediates Classical. English Music. Prepa-
ration for vassar oege specially Pups ADMITTED on our
certificate without examination TlIE ELMs" spr1ngnelu'
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ond begins February IL. losL
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thorough Homes for young ate, Varied advan'
taQe of the order SOLID culture In English Music
Art and Languages sprii- Term begins February for
circular address the principal
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DAY LINE to OLD POINT COMFORT

NORFOLK, VA, and SOUTH.
Leave Penn. L. IL 1oO y. ~ faror cars TO Baltimore
ualace steauers Old at b IA "a M
Hnrr"k 10 a. M IL. V. TOMPKINs
~ GenI Pass. Agent, $40 Broauway n Y
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&C. INGRAM CARPETS. Brussels, doc. !;
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Art Schools-City.

Art Schools-City.
MRS. LOUISA b. Culver
Vl VIII resume her classes from NOvember2, In
drawing. oil and watef-oOor painting
ftll life. 1OweTs and Landscape,
China painting and decoration
STUDIO, No. IL East 2sTH-sE
References:
r. Huntington President National Academy OF Design
Nj. William Hart. N. A.; Mr. James NJ Hart, " Al MI.
David Johnson, n. A.
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Business Qbaufes.
TOR SALE-All or half interest mineral we'll
and sAnitarium In the Wsst Bend for particulars TO
K. W. WHITAKER Il c..
Washington. d. @.
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DED STAR LINE.
Ii FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS
Sailing from New.lork and Antwerp everv Saturday.
NAES LA Saturday. heb -. 800 n
Is 4 - tur frb 10 n IN
alland Winter Rates First cabin $50 and s75 E1cur
sion sllO ami sl26 Second cabin. $40 EXCURSION, S5l
ktecfagU Al low, 81
rEIEK wIIGnT x SONS. Gen'l Agts. IS Broadway.
rNHE u. ). AND BRAZIL MAIL IS. co
Il American passenger line Tor IT. IhOmls, Barbados
Para MaranhaD. toara and PcTnambuco
steamship BONANISIA. Wene, day February 10. at
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rahA Rio JaeIo and sanOs connecting for Montevideo
ami ports .. 49, -
fTom Newport News, Va, third day alter AZ p ~.
PAUL r. GERHARD co. Gen. Agents 81 Broas MY.
WHITE STAR LINE.
w FOp QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
ADRTATlt. Thursday. - u 1850
BRITANNIA Capt. Perry Thursday. Feb "a o;3O n III
CELTIC. Capt Thur 'dty Al
GERMANIC cant. tielle,l. I ur~d1y ch IL, % U IN
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RATES-Saloon 500 500 $50 aud -loD Return tickets On
favorable terms IRON tho OH Country - >.
tr,u cwr ork. sl6 Intermediate lAdriaic aud Celtic
onlv $50 go For inspection OF plans or other
Information apply at tho eompanys Office No 81 Broadway
New-fOrs
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Musical Instruct,

Musical instruction.
GRAND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
" 44-WEST 23D.Sr.-i9
The leading school OF Music, Elocnton. Dramatic Art
Foreign Drawing and Painting Freeadvantages
equal lessons week For particulars address
r. EBEKIIAKD. President
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lar arm, all discussion Of public affairs,
denunciations of wrong, unearthing Of
scandals, jbes and jeers at foreign mis-
sions, bowling about bad roads and
muddy streets, exposures Of public
character and the like, fall pcintless to
the ground. While the constitution
Of the country gives the manipulation
Of public affairs absolutely to one man
or to a certain body OF men, the people
may count on it that these privileged
ones will ride their commissions as far
as they will carry them. 1t is not the
change of Cabinet or of dozen
Cabinets, the removal Of one or Of a
hundred Objectionable and useless Off
cials, that will remedy the political ills
Of the country. Affairs can only be
Strengthened out by fixing the source Of
power where it ought to be, in the
hands of the citizens.
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Evidence was taken before the Chief
Justice yesterday, in the case of man
slaughter charged against Kalahele.
Defendant was committed for trial for
manslaughter in the third degree, at
the June Term Of the Second Cir
cult, Wailuku, Maui. 1t appears that
defendant struck horse, on which a
Chlnaman named Chun Koon Kung
was riding; the horse backed and
threw the rider, and cart ran over
and killed him.
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chas. T. euliels---Notary Public.

Records searched, abstract Of title fum-
shed, and conveyances drawn on short notice.
COLLECTION AcENcy..--Mr. John Good,
Jf., authorized collector
EMPLOYMENT AoENcy..--Mr. F. Marcos,
special agent.
GESaRAL BUSINESS Agency No. 81
Merchant street.
Bell Telephone 34S. p. o. Box AIS
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Three other options are available under this
Policy.

The policies with Io-year Tontine periods
do moi show results as satisfactory as those
above given. Policies with 2o-year periods,
on the other hand, will show much larger re-
suits than those with I5-year periods; but for
purposes Of illustration the I5-year policies
those Of the intermediate period..-are given as
fair illustrations.
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EXAMPLE

or Policy No. 67,3So. Life. Issued Jan.
"a, 1879, on the life Of w. ii. c. Date OF
expiration Jan. "a, 1887.
Amount OF Policy, $Io,o Tontine Period,
IS years. Age So. Annual
Premium, $s43.Io.
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The longer period Of accumulation which
the 2o-year policies enjoy renders them the
most desirable for those who, seeking absolute
protection at the lowest Life" rate, desire
also the largest returns in case they live;
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rwENTY-YEARToNrINE PERIor

The Free Tontne Policy Of the Equitable
Life Assurance Society is unrestricted after
one year, incontestable after two years,
and is then PAYABLE in the event Of death,
Immediately upon the receipt Of satisfactory
proofs Of death.
1t guarantees a full share of the surplus
earned, and being issued by Society holding a